| Customization: | Available |
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| After-sales Service: | Delivery of Vulnerable Parts |
| Type: | Rotary Tiller |
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Efficiency
Quick soil preparation: The rotary tiller has a relatively fast operating speed and can complete large-scale soil cultivation in a short period of time. For example, a medium-sized rotary tiller can cultivate several acres of land per hour under suitable soil conditions and operating speed, greatly improving land preparation efficiency, especially during busy farming seasons, which can effectively save time and ensure timely sowing of crops.
Save manpower: Traditional soil tillage methods such as cow plowing or manual plowing require a large amount of manpower input, while rotary tillers only require one operator to drive a tractor to complete the operation, significantly reducing labor intensity and lowering labor costs.
Significant soil improvement effect
Fine soil crushing: The blades of the rotary tiller can chop large soil blocks into small particles during the rotation process. This fine soil crushing method makes the soil texture more uniform, increases porosity, and facilitates the infiltration and retention of air, water, and fertilizer in the soil. For example, for some compacted soils, rotary tillers can effectively break through the compacted layer, improve soil aeration and permeability, and create a favorable soil environment for seed germination and root development.
Deep mixing: When the blade shaft drives the blade to rotate, it can not only break the soil surface, but also mix soil at a certain depth. This helps to flip the lower soil layer to the surface, making the distribution of nutrients in the soil more even. At the same time, it can also better mix surface organic matter, fertilizers, etc. into the soil, enhancing soil fertility.
Strong ability to handle weeds and residues
Weed removal: During the operation of the rotary tiller, the high-speed rotating blades can cut down the weeds in the field root by root. Compared with manual weeding, this method is more thorough and can effectively inhibit the growth of weeds. Moreover, after being mixed into the soil, chopped weeds can be decomposed by microorganisms and converted into organic fertilizers, increasing the nutrient content of the soil.
Residue treatment: For the residue left by the previous crop, the rotary tiller can chop it up and mix it evenly into the soil. This can not only clean the surface of farmland, but also improve soil structure. For example, in farmland after wheat harvesting, rotary tillers can remove wheat stubble, avoiding its impact on the sowing and growth of crops in the next season, while increasing soil organic matter.
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